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The Theological Quest of the Historical Jesus

The Journal of Religion, 1963
THREE stimuli completely outside the contemporary discussion of the historical Jesus gave rise to the form of this essay. The first was Marcel Proust's Remembrance of Things Past, which attempts through fiction to rescue reality from the attrition of forgetfulness.
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More Quests of the Historical Jesus

Scottish Journal of Theology, 1960
On the long journey towards a clear understanding of the historical Jesus it is desirable from time to time to halt and survey the scene, take our bearings and choose the direction for further advance. In this article I do not profess to cover the recent relevant literature, which is vast in extent.
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The Quest for the Historical Jesus, 2000–2023

Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus, 2023
Abstract This article provides a bibliography of historical Jesus research from 2000 to 2023 in German and English language publications. In addition to the bibliography, a brief introductory essay identifies trends in historical Jesus research.
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Evangelicals and the Quest for the Historical Jesus

Currents in Biblical Research, 2002
This article deals with historical Jesus studies done by evangelical scholars. The works are divided up into three broad categories: textbooks, construc tive studies and apologetic works. The article asks whether or not one can find good historical scholarship being done in the evangelical community. The results are, as might be expected, mixed.
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The Quest to Digest Jesus: Recent Books on the Historical Jesus

Reviews in Religion & Theology, 2000
Books reviewed in this article:Mark Allan Powell, The Jesus Debate: Modern Historians Investigate the Life of ChristPhillip J. Cunningham, A Believer's Search for the Jesus of HistoryClive Marsh and Steve Moyise, Jesus and the Gospels: An IntroductionN. T.
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Eschatology and the Quest for the Historical Jesus

2009
Abstract This article discusses eschatology and the quest for the historical Jesus. It outlines the history of the debates over the exact character of the eschatological hope preached by Jesus and explains the terms “eschatology,” “apocalyptic,” and “kingdom.” The heavenly scene in Daniel 7:13–14 involves a transfer of power from one ...
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Mark's Contribution to the Quest of the Historical Jesus

New Testament Studies, 1964
When Mark wrote his gospel, the kerygma had long since conquered the world. Paul had overcome a religion of the law limited to Israel and to a few proselytes who were courageous enough to pledge themselves to a total obedience to the law. Colossians, Ephesians, the hymn in I Tim. iii. 16 and the post-Pauline doxology Rom. xvi.
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Reconstructing and Deconstructing the Quest of the Historical Jesus

Scottish Journal of Theology, 1989
Those scholars who have assiduously ignored the quest for the historical Jesus because it was unintelligible, incoherent or just uninteresting must now take notice. With the publication of Jesus and Judaism [SCM, 1985] E. P. Sanders has taken a bold (though not unprecedented) and programmatic step towards making historical Jesus study intelligible ...
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A Theologically Disinterested Quest? On the Origins of the "Third Quest" for the Historical Jesus

Studia Theologica - Nordic Journal of Theology, 2001
Jesus-of-history research is at present undergoing something of a renaissance. New approaches are being entertained, new sources utilized, new hypotheses put forward, and, to be sure, more new books are written and published than ever before in the scholarly history of the subject.
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